Acrylic on Gallery Stretched Canvas with 1-3/8" cradle, 12 x 12", Ready to hang!
I have been circling the wagons, so to speak, as I start the new year. Every January, after the craziness of November and December holidays, I take some time to 1) finish up my taxes, 2) take the long view of my goals for the new year and 3) try to assess what has worked and what hasn't. Oh, and I forgot my annual existential anxiety fest. Why am I an artist? Should I continue to be an artist? Do the costs equal the benefits? What is my purpose, anyway? You know the drill. At least the fourth question. With social media possibilities, possible grants to write, juried art shows to enter, possible exhibits to pursue, different avenues of "attack", it is a wonder that I have any time to paint. It is the tough part of trying to make a living creating art. You feel a pull, a call, a drive to create but you have to be a business manager and agent at the same time. Hence, the existential crisis.
I will go back in the studio, I said to myself today. I was feeling a bit low and knew that I always feel better when I paint. I always tell my Pinot & Paint classes that painting is good therapy. Indeed, it is. I took the painting from November 26, 2014 and made some changes, adding a deep, warm green. Green and red are complements, or across from each other on the color wheel. They make each pop! or when mixed, create some lovely neutrals. I've also used a couple of iridescent coppers which have a gentle sheen. I like this warm painting. Feels good. Made me feel good today!
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I will go back in the studio, I said to myself today. I was feeling a bit low and knew that I always feel better when I paint. I always tell my Pinot & Paint classes that painting is good therapy. Indeed, it is. I took the painting from November 26, 2014 and made some changes, adding a deep, warm green. Green and red are complements, or across from each other on the color wheel. They make each pop! or when mixed, create some lovely neutrals. I've also used a couple of iridescent coppers which have a gentle sheen. I like this warm painting. Feels good. Made me feel good today!
This painting has SOLD!
If interested in purchasing, hit the Painting-A-Day Purchase tab and then hit the Etsy widget.
It will take you right where you need to be to purchase the painting of your choice. Thanks!
$100.00 for this original painting, plus $15 shipping and handling.